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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

A SECOND general fall of rain during
this month in the central, northern
and northwestern sections of Texas
has greatly improved the crop pro-
spccts there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

ITALIAN astronomers place the age
of the world Mt so, 900, 900 years, and
are agreed that it has been peopled for
about 5e, 600, 600.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

Don't have sound roots of your
teeth extracted, when you can have
either porcelain or gold crown mount
ed on them by Drs. King g. Jones, s04
Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

GEORGE w. CABLE will lecture six
times at Chautap4ua and deliver the
annual address at Vanderbilt univeisi-
ty, Nashville, this summer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

For Piles, blind, bleeding or itching,
Ponds Extract is the best remedy known.
For continued application use Ponds Ex-
tract Ointment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

MIR. JOHN TYLER, son of President
Tyler, has for the ninth time been
grand worthy patriarch of the Sons of
Temperance of the state of Virginia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-06

The dusky queen of the Cannibal
islands made sign in Boston whick
called for some token of assent, and
lady present exclaimed: Isl, sonora"
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MEs. LANGTRY has had her hair cut
short, and her friends say she has lost
onc-half OF her beauty in consequence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-25

4. ~ 40 ="
procets. Arctic voyaserS oil testify thai
cold and alcohol arc worry similar In their
effects on tho body, and that death from
cold Ia fastened by alcohol. 9
1t may certainly ba nald that alcohol
cheers tho weary, and that II 10 well to
tako q little wine ut timea for the stomach's
cake. II occasionally happens that tho
hoart 10 depressed mud the blood ilowo
languidly, and ct these times little alco-
hol may Eesm 4 necessary stimulant. II
Its use could DO confined TO this one &c.
ton It would provo ono OF mankind's best
gifts. But, unbappily, iow mon, II any,
can keep to this middle line between the
uso and abute, or can rightly judge iusl
when It 10 needed. Therefore alcohol be-
comes dangerous ipG.Eamen!, even III
tho hands Of the strong and wlEc, and Q
murdctous instrument In tho hands Of the
weak and foolish.
Tho error that Id made in tho minds o.
many Is tho miataking Of tho stimulation
ofalcohol for the production oiactual force
It does not add y whit OF natural force
1t brings weakness net strength to braiI
and body. Alcohol in lis stimulating Of
fecto 10 like large connsgration, It make
a brilliant sight, but losyus c desola!ion
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Too GrCnt Il Strnin.

D!tron Free Pres, "'af
He eorl OF squeezed himsolf into police
headquarters yesterday, hat in hand, and
he snambled up to Sergeant Martina
desk, bowed very low and inquired: "Am
do boss oaalt0r In % ayes, SIR" "Wal!,
bosg, / wants 10 know bout dis ti,no biz.
nesg. Pc bin hevin' heap O. trubble
fur week past" a., "Wh9t tins arc
you running on?" "Dsts what
I want to fluid out. One fellor hi
tells me 10 20 bn so!er time, an
another tells me standard time, an my
olo woman eho's got third time, an p.s
all mixed NJ. tole do ole woman dat !
was comm down to cit perleece timo en-
Btick to it." "Weli, act your watch at
l:2s." Eyes, sab. OATS do iuBt satisfack
ehun I've had in two hull weeks" lie
pulled out an ancient 'turnir," iolt round
Tor key, end had Just got ready to set
the hands when the crystal fell out
and smashed, there was long
continued whirring among the workp,
and aB no hold the time.picco
to bis ear and shook in the internal mo-
chanism fell on the floor and rolled under
n bench. II specified sunthin' Of tho
1ort," paid tho man, as his chin began to
CULVER; "dat comes in tryin' to run on
| three sorts O time. No watch hin stand
any eich foolin' es dat, an I might a
knoYed It." "What will you do now?"
"Nuflin'. Dat settles time on dis chicken
fur do rex, six months, an 1zs gwinc to
git up in d. mawniuG' when Ia hungry,
and 60 home at night AFTER de ole woman
has got do wood in" SN.
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| WnlI pnppersI

dood housekeeping, m "a 10 RI
II you live ID a rented house, retise 10
sign the next lease unless the house shall
DO papered for you. Accept a cheap
paper II necessary, but stipulate that you
will do your choosing yourself. Then
mako yourself 1t to choose, and don't rely
on the glibbcst clerk that ever persuaded
n heaitatlng customer. Read Eastlake's
"Ilints on Household Taste" get the
blouse Beautiful from tho library, aud
look up Scribnsr'a Household Ar. ssries.
At least, read Eastlake, and discover for
yourself that the so.called. EastlNkian pc.
perS and carpets ore far from being made
after his designs; are, in short, what lie
most aboininated. Then, armed and
equipped with knowledge, make deter
mined raid upon tho clieap papers AK ioi
fifteen cant lolls frat, and then, II you
must, 20 up TO twenty-five, But no higher
One Of the prettiest papers lever saw
was only iiitocn cents roll. Q! course
there was no gilt, but gilt is Of doubtful
value In paper. II you are worry short o.
iuHds, pu! tho paper on yonrself. II II
not at all m impossible task.
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Tho Eject OF Alcohol.

In all The civilized world the most COM
mon beverage, next 10 water, is alcohol.
3 OF all beverages water is tho most mecca
aary and does the groatost good. and o.
cohol is the leas. needed and does the
Creates. harm.
Outside of its value as drug We try in
vain to find it's place among the neressi-
ties Of life. II supplies no force 10 living
matter, and cannot furniah now natural
matter for the construction OF living tissue.
In whatever way We regard the persistent
effects OF alcohol we can SEQ nothing but
mental disease and death; physical dis
ease and death. RI
Alcoho! is a universal intoxicant, sig
nilicant word, for it means a poison. Its
effects are common in every animal, and
systematic in their course, but it ID in
man only that this evil course can be OBJ
sasved. Unfortunately this is fortunate,
for il these evils extended to the lower
animals wo should haye mono that were
tameable, workable or ea.able.
Every action has corresponding reac-
ton, and stimulation is followed by the
saue degree OF depression. Alcohol is
prominently heart stimulsnt, and utter
this organ has becn unnaturally whipped
up by alcohol it afterwards flags. The
brain and the musclea, depending as thoy
do on the heart for their proper blood sup
ply, after such stimulation and oyer-action
naturally become lsuguil and require
hours OF reat to recuperate. It is thus
hard physical work to fight against the
effects OF alcohol, and finally the phyaical
forces arc compelled to yield.
While the heart is working under the
2 first stimulating effects OF alcohol, change
can be seen in the circulation. The
flushed cheek is only an external evidence
Of the same kind OF congestion in the
small vessels OF the brain, lungs aud other
organs. These temporary changes in tho
hsbitual topper BECOME permanent, and the
occasional ilush on the cheek is followed
by bloom on the nose. a
When the action OF alcohol ia carried
beyond the frat stage o change takes
place in the nervous system. The nervous
supply Of the musclea, at first exalted, Is
aiterwsrd decreased, and the muscles fail
to act properly. They respond less and
less promptly, and finally helplcssly col.
lapse. ~
Tho poisonous influence extending sill
further, thought, yolit!on and reason all
become unbalanced. The emotional fac
ulties all become disturbed, until the
senses fail and then come obscurity, in
sensibility, and an entire muscular pros.
tration. Z. 4, y X (. s+is ,S. HILL.
Z. While these changes occur the body
temperature falls, and though tho first
effects may cause q general flush Of heat,
very soon this is followed by cooling
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UGsAlHglou OhpaRa' .rf-t .-fa. 4.f-rs. f..
1t is a subject Of commen. that
so few OK Union h soldiers have
been returned to tho Senate. The
last changes leaves three, Van Wyek has
been lett; Warner Miller, who 10 the only
been beaten; Harrison and seweil are
hopeless, and Hswloy is the only ono on
the list who comes back. He, with Man
deraon and Plumb, will hrvc 10 answer to
all the tossts to the Federal scldiers OF
the United States Senate. OF the 10 Ro.
publican Senators who will be sworn in
on the 18th Of March, wore tho Conied-
erato gray. This will leave the Senate
with 20 ex-Confederstes and only 8 ex-
FCderaia. The South tskeH more political
pride in her ex.soldiers than the North,
wheye the soldier business seems to have
nearly petered out. G7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-25

The beat medical writer's claim that the
successful remedy for nasal catar1h must
be non-irritating, easy Of application and
one that will by its own action reach all
the remote cores and liberated surfaces
The history Of tho efforts 70 treat cstarrh
during the past few years obliges US to
admit that only one remedy has com.
pletely met those conditions, and that ia
Ely's Cream Dalm. This safe, and pleas.
ant remedy has mastered catarrh as moth.
ing else has ever done, and both phyBi.
clans and patients freely concede this fact.
The more distressing symptoms quickly
Yield 70 it. -. .9llE a.LL -tHtr ..Lt /
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''Siicls."

When our gallant soldlers had completed
the work in putting down the armed re-
bellion, tho Nation stood aghaBt at tho
spectacle OF murdered President. His
place was filed by q pretender, plotting
with Southern Democrats Tor the over
throw Of all that tho people had gained
aud held precious, But there stood in
the War Office, az statue Of iron, con.
fronting Andrew John3on's peItldy, Ed
win NJ. Stanton. The wi(es Of Johnson
had woven mesh around the innocent
Grant. Ito had His tools in the army to
do his bidding. The plot deepened and
deepened until loyal Congress was
threatened with dispersion and this usnr-
par called to his did aympathizers in bis
plans. a..,..
The loyal Stanton stood alone in that
Supreme hour, md dcfed the President to
d, his worst. With al! that indomitable
will and brusquenees which characterized
him, he had woman's heart. Feeling
the great burden upon hi5 spirit, he felt
that he could call upon no ono for sym.
pa!ly except his dear friend Ssmncr. To
him he appealed, aud received that char.
act,rio.ic and historic roply ",Ntck." Stan
ton stuck, and the Nation WAS saved.
at this hour we have parallel, not on
80 broad a scale, IN the position OF the Re,
publican members Of tho Legislature OF
West Virginia. They are confronted with
the power OF corporation which ia aoul.
lesa, which is erdeavoring to place its iron
grip upon tho vitals OF this young State.
The responsibility Of meeting this mon
nte. and OF Staying 1t, rests with the Re-
publicans. Patriotism and psrty policy
alike dictate that they, too, stick" II they
do not, but compounds our position by
helping Mr.. Camden, then farewell to the
Republican party in West Virginia. That
little band OF heroic Democrats will carry
of the honoro, ard will become the only
rallying point for the iuturo OF the State.
We have encouraged them to STAND torthe
right.
Tho INTELLlGgSCEH has contributed ns
it could to the aitnation, believing that the
defeat Of Senator Camden was not only for
the best interests OF the State, but for tho
bsst interests Of the Republican party,
looking 10 lie future.
BY their poaition VIC clio aaked by these
independent Democrats to stand snd pre-
serve tho integrity OF our own party. Ag
honest men they do not aak us 10 compro-
miso single principle, as they do not pro-
po5a to compromise single principle Of
their own. They simply say to Ecpubli-
CANE, "hsnds Off" and We will STAY this
monster who threatens your md our pros
perity. Republican duty is plGin.--We
cannot-we must not-give Senator Gam
den c Ginele Republican vote. The IErEL-
LIoENcrE has striven to do its duty. Tho
result, OF course, 10 in the hands OF those
who only can ss;e the Republican party
from disruption and disgsace..
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Don't

Trile with any Throat or Lung Disease
II you have u Cough or Gold, or tho chill
dron are threatened with Group OF
Whooplng Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy aud prevent further trouble. i
Ia Il positive cure, and VIC guarantee it.
Price 10 and SOC. Logan & Co. and G
Menkemeller. 1'- g.
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ola

and reliable Medicines are tho best to de-
pend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impure
ties OF tho Blood. In every form of Scrot.
ulous, Syphilitic or Me,curisl diseases, it
il Invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan { Co. and O. Menke.
msller. -. ~. 90 ~. 800 10
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DIED.

BuRHLE--0 On Sunday afternoon, january %. 1857,
M2o'c.Ock, CAROLINE. wife Of Christian Burke,
III tho 5ith year Of her age. 40 II sEa
Funeral will take place IRON tho rcSidenCe OF her
husband. No. 1913 Market street, on, Tuesday
afternoon ate O'Clock. Friends Of the family
Nre InyilSl - =. H..
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At Slrllt

Always have .Ackcr's Baby soother at
hand. It is the only safe medicine yet
made that will remove all iniantilo disor-
ders. It contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child naturaIease from pain.
Price % cents. Sold by Logan 4 Co. and
G. Menkemeller. = ,-li,it 20
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1t is said that o person can live cheaper
and ut the same timo more aristocratic
ally, in Geneva, Switzerland, than in any
other city in the world. . q! aul5 {.
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Red, brown and auburn hair is pretty
GU pretty girl; but chestnut hair, never!
No young lady would Ike to DO spoken OF
as O cheetuut belle. .,,= 81
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uoHsroRD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
In Weakness of the Stomach,

DR.. D. P. Mcclure, Rsntoul, H.. aays:
II have succeaBiully used it in diseases
arising from q weak condition OF the d.
geetive apparatus" ltssN 80 TThs&w
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Massachusetts stands second on the list
Of contributors TO the Charleston fund.
the first place, in honor, belongs to tbs
factory girls at Lowell. rs - l93s35
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An Arizona Judge has decided that
peace officers have no right to carry con.
cealed weapons any. moro than private
citizens. IA.
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AN Ohio lady asks whist she shall give
her minister. Try st. Jacobs OIL. Fifty
cents.
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Rye whiskey was recently emugglcd
into Maine in o coffin. There Is II great
deal carried out Of tho world in the same
Wny
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"A eSIGNEE SALE 5..s4.l-l
= Or CLOTHING.

the Store OF J. BRILLEs, No. 115s Main Street t.
Wheeling W. Va, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, will sell d
the highest and best bidder the stock Of goods as
whole IN bulk, IN said store assigned to me by said
BIilles. -, - 80 : =
Just after the assignment It was invo,ccd at
3O,lsl &c. and since that time s4.s06 90 have been
realized by sales OF part Of 1t. Scaled bids fol
same VIII be received to be opened at time and
place O. sale, When and where oral bids will ato
TshM. OF sALr--Oue.half or more, II tha buyer
desires, In sh balance in six mouths with Inter.
est and security approved. 90 tliI' +
ja2O s. lIORKHEIMER. Assignee
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". VA, JANUARY s6. 1887
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

Fog MAYoI--B. i. DoVBSER.
Fon Cl1y CLERK FRANK ". BOWERS.
Foa CITY SEAoEA.r-TlloMAsD D. BENNETT.
FoR WuAnr MAmEn-JoilN Il. CR0ckARD.
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lust RECEIVED n


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
= Lot md Saloon Furniture In tho City Of
Wheeling. -
BY virtue OF decd Of trust made BY Thomas +.
llowlcy and wife, dated May ., 1856, and recorded
In look "a, page $50, records Of Ohio county, the
undersigned as trustee will sal at the front door
OF the Court House Of said county, on lIIi M, 4,
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 30, 1857.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho following property: ~
Lot No. 10, with the appurtenhnces, situated III
Division \, al designated on tho map OF the sub.
division Of Joseph Caldwelis cstate, Oh the south
side Of Twentynlnth street. in the city OF Wheel.
Thomas +. IlowIey by Vim! &. Monow, by deed
dated the 10Th duy Of January, 1882, and recorded
In Deed book p, page 70, Of records Of Ohio
county, bbs.tfst ~ 'Ep.ifHft ( gt,s 4 .
;.Al.0. at same time and place, the Furniture In
tho Cottage Saloon. at No. 1910 Market street, In
said city; consisting OF one counter aud sideboard
one ice bog, three mirrors, three tables twelve
chairs. one clock and one large spigot. 8Ilirii :
!. iEsxs,pcrsonal property. cash: real estate, one
third cash. and balance In two equal payment. In
SIX and twelve months, with satisfactory security
and tile to be retained until payzaentol purchase
money. t"4 r. 3iAW-ira T. MELVIN, b
la25T yE Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, 81.

I. a % AR I'D.
r I, NIL who nro suffering from tho errors and
ind!scrctons Of youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss OF manhood. &c., will send rccipo
titaswtii curo yoti. FREE OF CHARGE. This srca.
remedy discovered by missionary In South
America. Send sclf.4ddrcssed envelope to tho
lEv. JOSEPH T. lSMAS, Station D, New York City.
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y. z. Y Q. Railroad. 4 lp!sL -
;, Leave Be!lsire at 800 3, N. for woodaneld and
Leave Bellairc at 1:so P. n. 10. ,Wcotsaeld ana
eummetaeld. rGE4 I;NF iGpJ lSLli FIlG TSIf' ! i
Leave Bellaire at Ass p. m. for Woodsac!d. 4 K
$50 ,. m. for Zanesvilc SOS A. In. for Wnndsneid
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

VJTANTED-A YOUNG MAN 10 OR
wv % yeari old 10 work In Laundry. Must
come we'll recommended. steady employment.
Call At ll?5 Main ttteet. y p Llf a.'s3ssT' ja2S :
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Admiration. IS and IS cents, Reserved seats 81 N
Matinee 80 and Is Cents. Reserved seats, Is ct
Sale Of seats ut Baumer'f, Thursday, JanuGryl,
t.pS d. f - ~
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/ Now Steamer Princess, !.

Leaves wheeling. Leaves -Bellatre. Il NJ JU,
o:sq A.: n. 2;lh ?. n. $50 A. u. 500 Ply.
s:to sTbg cSTUh" l0o0 Z" $40 a..
uSv " NJ $50 = Loo -, 6:l5 81
ga sHi.Ih N!ti' SUNDAY TRIPS. ,''fNS u = Il
Leaves Wheeling. ll5GI Leaves Bellalrc, s,if Z;
s:0oA.x. 100 r. Il. 900 AN l:4or,
1880 ~ ID $50 !" l1:20 - tsct 500 s"a.
200 Y. tEsg,l 9:00P.x. S.,i.,}.f75; II,
, Close connection made on al trains-B. Q, q Q.
R. R., C. & p r. r. and B & O.. B. 4. 80 =
Extra trips on short notice. .pi,sNsr. stieRE ~
ss.-Ls, s,tgs JAMES B. CAMPBELL, Captair,. !,
A Ii KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
~ PRINTING neatly and promptly executed at
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, a RRIVAL cAND DEPARTURE OF
In TRAIES-On and after Jan. ., lss7-E1PLA-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. pDaiy, tSuuday
excepted. Monday e1ccpied.-Wheelingi Ime:!
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Eo7z-Mr. Downing has Just completed mo-,
phenomenal engagement At tho
STAR THEATRE, NEW YORK.
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Just received. Il. j. sMYTI
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llG2 MAIN ST-
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

q JAIL s-a,., .t''g.. n.y. q .,t..r
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DURE WAN CANDLES laN
L rhn fffftpCfY vyn0
The Washington critic., 1887-01-08
PIEDMONT AIR LINE,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10, 1885.
Trains leave u. .S p Station. Sixth aud u sts I:
H.. IN. daily for WarrentOn, Gordonsville,
Lynchhurg, Rocky Mount, Danvllle,
Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta and all points
South. Pullman Palace Buffet sleeping
Car Washington to Atlanta and Washing
ton to Montgomery.
1856 y. m. daily, except sunday, for Manassas,
strasburg and intermediate stations.
$50 p, IN, daily for Warrenton, .GOrdo lsyille,
Charlottesville, Staunton, Louisville, Gin
cinnati and Points on the Chesapeake and
Ohio route. Pullman Slcepers Washing
ton TO louisville.
II p m. daily for Lynchburg, Raleigh, Ashe-
vile, Charlotte, ,Columbla, Aiken, Augusta,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New orleans and
points Southwest. Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers Washington to Aiken, s. O., Washing
ton 10 Montgomery, connecting with Par
- lor Cars to New Orleans.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION
Leave Washington 9.l5 u. IN. daily, except
sunday, and i'i5 p. m daily, arriving at
Round lli!l l1:i5 II. III. and $40 D. M; return
turning, leave Round nil GOS n. m. daily and
l'is y. H., except Sunday, arriving Washing
ton $40 II. m ana a:j5 y. III,
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
Ton $50 q. m. and s:23 y. m and from Louis
vile 0IO p. m. Strasburg local 1905 a. IN.
Tickets, Sleeping car reservations and In
formation furnished and baggage checked at
oihce, COL Pennsylvania avenue, aud at Pas
s,enper station, PennsYlyanla Il H., sixth aud
streets. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.